So, what have they done to you
You were a child
You used to see it through
What have they done to you.

You used to smile
But you couldn't find the crowd
It took a while
But you couldn't see it through
What have they done with you.

[Chorus]
So you look at your life
You look at the world
The you look to the oceans
You're looking for that world
A world above the rest
Something to set you free
Then you realize
You need to get out.

So you're swimming around
Well, you're swimming deeper still
They've got you wearing a crown
A crown of steel that's just weighing you down
You need to get away

[Chorus]

Well your father was mad
But he still is your dad
Well you know he was wrong
But you can't carry on
You need to break that cycle now
And rise above the rest
The you can be free

[Chorus]


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Just Like You Lyrics as written by Evan A. Rogers Carl Allen Sturken

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group

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    wow i feel like this song was written about my life.

    bellaboo137on March 09, 2006   Link

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